Service · Bedroom
Bedroom Interior Design
A bedroom has one job before it has any other: it should lower your heart rate when you walk in. That comes from storage that hides, light you can dim, and a short, quiet material palette.
Small bedrooms and box rooms
In a nine-square-metre room, the wardrobe usually decides everything. Moved off the window wall and built flush and full-height, it stops fighting the daylight and returns the room's proportion.
Dropping the bed height lengthens the wall above it and makes the ceiling feel further away. Bedside storage can be a shelf rather than a table when floor area is scarce.
- Bed placement tested against door, window and wardrobe
- Flush full-height storage design
- Low-glare lighting: sconces, dimmers, no ceiling downlights over the bed
- Textile layering for acoustic softness
- Blackout and daylight control strategy
- Colour palette held to three tones
Master bedrooms
With more area the risk inverts: too much furniture, too little intention. We keep the floor generous, give the room one considered focal wall, and treat the dressing and sleeping zones as separate atmospheres.
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Small rooms are our favourite work. Nine square metres is a real project.